Deji Akinwande and Logan Chipkin are our guests this week
Read article: Creating new technologies using 2D materials, supernova wreaked havoc on Earth, quantum go versus AI
Technique produces highly conductive crystalline nanoribbons and could be used to make even thinner materials in the future
Read article: Nanostructured topological insulator growth speeds up
Hitherto unseen fast-moving "helpers" catalyse many restructuring processes
Read article: Mediator atoms help graphene self-heal
Components based on atomically thin sheets of boron nitride could find their way into smartphones, mobile systems and Internet of things devices
Read article: 5G switching gets a 2D boost
New platform could be used to investigate high-temperature superconductivity and correlated quantum phases
Read article: ‘Magic-angle’ graphene doubles up
Nanomaterials in highly flexible polymer can make a wide range of strain measurements
Read article: Graphene-based strain sensor can detect a feather’s touch
Experiments reveal a photonic analogue for electron superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene
Read article: ‘Twistronics for photons’ brings tunable diffraction-free light rays
Surgical masks coated with the carbon nanomaterial could be made self-cleaning and easily sterilizable
Read article: Graphene joins the fight against COVID-19
New 2D materials techniques are joining forces with established methods in materials science
Read article: 2D materials can enable futuristic optoelectronics technologies
High-quality films formed by quenching hot nickel foil in ethanol are as good as their CVD-grown counterparts at shielding devices from electromagnetic interference
Read article: Quickly grown graphite film blocks electromagnetic radiation
